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Property taxes subject of DeKalb meeting

By April Hunt
June 3, 2011

Several DeKalb County officials will explain the county’s property tax process and take questions from residents on assessments at a public meeting Thursday night.

The meeting is sponsored by Pride Rings in Stone Mountain, or PRISM, and features the county’s chief tax appraiser, the tax commissioner and representatives from the office of the Superior Court Clerk.

The meeting runs from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Thursday at St. Timothy’s United Methodist Church, 5365 Memorial Dr.

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